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Target Audience:

Environmentally Conscious Millennials: Young adults aged 25-40 who are passionate about sustainability and eco-friendly products.

Urban Professionals: Working individuals living in cities who are looking for sustainable alternatives in their everyday lives.

Parents: Families with young children who prioritize environmentally safe products for their households.

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Target Audience:

Community Volunteers: Individuals who actively participate in community service and are motivated by charitable causes.

High School and College Students: Young people looking to fulfill volunteer hours or engage in community activities.

Corporate Teams: Businesses encouraging team-building activities and corporate social responsibility initiatives.

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Target Audience:

Aspiring Entrepreneurs: Individuals looking to start their own businesses and seeking practical skills in digital marketing.

Career Changers: Professionals considering a shift to a new career field who need updated skills and knowledge.

Recent Graduates: Young adults who have recently finished their education and are looking to enhance their employability with new skills.

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Food Enthusiasts: People passionate about trying new foods and dining experiences.

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Tourists: Visitors to the area looking for unique and memorable dining experiences that highlight local flavours.

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Use a tone that inspires and empowers the audience to positively impact the environment by choosing eco-friendly products. Emphasise the role of the consumer in driving change and the shared responsibility towards a sustainable future.

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Use an encouraging and informative tone that boosts confidence in potential students. Emphasise the value and practical benefits of the course, providing clear information on how it can help them achieve their career goals.

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Adopt an enticing and friendly tone that appeals to the audience's senses and creates a welcoming atmosphere. Use vivid descriptions to make the new menu items sound irresistible and convey a sense of hospitality.

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fans everywhere remember the pivotal first scene where we learn just how talented Don Draper is at his job.

Faced with an almost-impossible copywriting task, he rose to the occasion to solve a huge problem for his client, Lucky Strike. In spite of research warning customers of the dangers of cigarettes, Draper delivered the iconic slogan -- "It's toasted" -- to differentiate the brand from its competitors.

Now, we definitely aren't advocating for smoking cigarettes (or many of Draper's health choices). But fictional or not, you can't deny the memorability and catchiness of that tagline.

It's easy to recognize good copywriting when you see it, but there are actually several characteristics that really separate outstanding writing from the rest of the pack. Want to know them? Read on below to find out.

What is copywriting?

Copywriting is one of the most critical elements of any and all forms of marketing and advertising. Copywriting consists of the words, either written or spoken, marketers use to try to get people to take an action after reading or hearing them.

Copywriting is like a call-to-action, but on a bigger scale: Copywriters are trying to get people to feel, think, or respond -- or, ideally, to Google the slogan or brand to learn more about the campaign. And where a blog post like this one has the luxury of hundreds of words with which to make a case, copywriters only have a few words to make their case.

But short and sweet isn't the only characteristic of good copywriting. Keep reading to learn more characteristics of truly memorable copy.

6 Traits of Good Copywriting

1) It tilts your perspective.

Sometimes, all a message needs to break through is a slight shift in angle. We've grown so accustomed to blocking out marketing messages, we don't even see them anymore. One of the most powerful things a copywriter can do is break down a reader's guard with an unexpected approach. Every story has a myriad of angles -- your job as a copywriter is to find the one that resonates.

This ad from Sage Therapeutics pressing the importance of talking about postpartum depression works because instead of asking readers to care about something they don't know, it puts them in the position of experiencing the struggle that mothers suffering do. Did they miss some readers who quickly passed by the ad thinking it was for adult pacifiers? Most definitely. But the ad resonated that much more thoroughly with those who read it.

The next time you sit down to write, try out this approach. Don't take the topic head on. Instead, ask yourself why it matters. Each time you write down an answer, challenge yourself to push it further. Find the larger story happening behind your message.

2) It finds connections.

In 1996, Steve Jobs let the cat out of the bag. He was speaking with a journalist from Wired on the topic of creativity and explained:

"Creativity is just connecting things. When you ask creative people how they did something they feel a little guilty because they didn't really do it, they just saw something. It seemed obvious to them after awhile."

Let's say you have to write an ad for a new pair of sneakers. You could take the assignment head on. You could write about the elasticity of the shoe's sole or the lightweight design. Indeed, many have. Or you could put all of that aside and instead draw the connection between the product and the experience it evokes.

Two things are happening in this ad. First, the copy recognizes that for many, running isn't about running at all -- it's about solitude, peace, and restoring sanity to an otherwise hectic life. Second, not only does Nike connect the ad to the experience of running, it actually connects to the sound that those shoes make as they hit the pavement.

This ad is about the complexity of one's life fading away and being replaced by simplicity and clarity. As the copy progresses, the sentences simplify and the copy's complexity is slowly replaced by the simple and rhythmic pounding of words: run, run, run, run. The same rhythm one hears when all but their footsteps have faded away. That's connection.

3) It has a stunning lead.

The following are all headlines or leading sentences from Urban Daddy, an email-based magazine drawing attention to new products, experiences, and eateries.

"Six days. That's how long you have until 65% of your body is turkey."

"There are 8,760 hours in a year. And just one hour in which a stand will be dispensing gratis latkes with homemade applesauce and sour cream in Harvard Square. Yeah, it's not fair. But 60 minutes is 60 minutes."

"Ewoks. Talk about living."

What's common among each of these leads? They make us want to read the next line. I mean, seriously, how much do you want to know where that Ewok thing is headed?

There's an adage in copywriting that's loosely credited to copywriter and business owner Joe Sugarman, which roughly states that the purpose of the headline is to get you to read the first line. The purpose of the first line is to get you to read the second line, and so on. In short, if your first line doesn't enthrall your readers, all is lost.

4) It is born out of listening.

Seeing its plans to launch yet another gym in the greater Boston region, an outsider might have called the Harrington family a wee bit crazy. The market was already flush with gyms, including a new breed of luxury ones that seemed to be in an arms war for the flashiest perks. Gyms across the region were offering massage services, smoothie bars, and fleets of personal trainers. And GymIt wouldn't have any of that.

What did GymIt have? An understanding of its core audience. Before launching its new gym, the brand did a ton of listening to its primary market of gym-goers. For many in GymIt's target market, the added benefits associated with luxury gyms were nice to have, but came with a lot of baggage -- namely expensive rates and overly complex contracts.

GymIt decided to simplify the gym-going experience for people who predominately cared about getting in and working out. The copy in its launch campaign and across its marketing materials reflects that understanding.

In an older blog post, Copyblogger's Robert Bruce put this nicely. "Humble yourself and truly serve your audience, listen to their needs and desires, listen to the language they use," he said. "If you listen carefully, your audience can eventually give you everything you need, including much of your copy. Get out of their way."

5) It avoids jargon and hyperbole.

Groundbreaking. Revolutionary. Business Solutions. Targetable Scale. Ideation. Evidence-based approaches. Industry-wide best practices.

Have I lost you yet?

When writers struggle to convey what is truly special about their company, product, or service, they sometimes fall back on jargon or hyperbole to underscore their point. The truth is, good copywriting doesn't need dressing up. Good copywriting should speak to the reader in human terms.

This isn't to say you should never celebrate awards or achievements. Just be direct in the way you explain that achievement. This homepage from Basecamp does a nice job of highlighting its popularity in concrete terms.

6) It cuts out excess.

Good writing gets to the point -- and that means cutting out excessive phrases, and rewording your sentences to be more direct. In an ad celebrating its "academic" readership, The Economist playfully demonstrates this below.

How do you rid excess words from your writing? It's half practice, half knowing where to cut. This article from Daily Writing Tips is one of the most effective summaries I've found on precise writing. Included in its tips:

Reduce verb phrases: For instance, turn "The results are suggestive of the fact that" to "The results suggest."

Reduce wordy phrases to single words: You can change "in order to" into "to." Another example: Turn "Due to the fact that" into "because."

Avoid vague nouns: Phrases formed around general nouns like "in the area of" or "on the topic of" clutter sentences.

Read the full list of brevity tips here.

In general, if you can afford to cut without losing the meaning of a sentence, do so. Push yourself to strip down your word count. Turn 50-word homepage copy into 25, then push yourself again to make that 25-word sentence into 15 words. It's not about brevity so much as it is about making sure every word counts in your writing.

Since my last point was about getting to the point, I'll keep this brief: Words matter. Every time you sit down to write an ad, web page, video script, or other content for your company, you have the opportunity to break through to people. Find those opportunities in your marketing and make sure that you've made the most of them.
Editor's note: This post was originally published in November 2017 and has been updated for comprehensiveness.

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In the current environment, the vast majority of people use the internet when they are looking for products and services they require. Therefore, you have to maintain a strong online presence, and that is where a comprehensive Google AdWords strategy can help you.

What is Google AdWords? Google AdWords-now rebranded to Google Ads-is a digital advertising platform that allows you to get your ads in front of your target market. There are different ways to employ Google Ads, and you need to think about how you can maximize your conversion rate.

So, how does Google AdWords work? There are a few important points to keep in mind as you begin learning how to use Google AdWords. Check out our comprehensive guide to learn more about what Google AdWords is and how it works.

What is Google AdWords?

Google AdWords can be an important part of your multichannel marketing campaign. You can use this tool to develop online advertising campaigns that can provide powerful results for your business. Because Google remains the most popular search engine in the world, it can be a way for you to quickly and effectively reach out to your target market. Using a strong Google AdWords strategy, you can connect with people on Google Maps, YouTube, search results pages, and Google Play.

With Google AdWords, you can also automate a lot of your digital marketing strategies. For example, you can tailor your ad campaign to match the goals of your business. Do you want to generate more phone calls? Do you want to drive more traffic to your website? Do you want to bring more people to a physical storefront? There are different ways you can structure your campaign, and you can target your advertising strategy to your desired results.

You can use Google AdWords along with Google Analytics to launch campaigns and measure results. Then, you can focus on running your business as your digital marketing campaign takes care of itself. From time to time, you may want to take a look at the dashboard to see which advertisements are performing the best and adjust your strategy accordingly. That way, you can maximize what is working well while also correcting any issues that need to be addressed.

Is Google Ads the same as AdWords?

Yes, Google Ads is the same as Google AdWords. In 2018, Google rebranded this part of its digital marketing arm, transitioning from Google AdWords to Google Ads. Even though there have been some minor changes over the years, those who are comfortable with Google AdWords should feel comfortable with Google Ads. The Google Ads platform can help you increase website traffic and accomplish your marketing goals.

While there is no difference between Google Ads and AdWords, there is a difference between AdWords and Google AdSense. As we've said, you can use Google AdWords to post targeted ads and drive more traffic to your website, helping you increase your conversion rate. In contrast, Google AdSense is a program that allows you to sell space on your website. Therefore, instead of using your own advertisements to generate more website traffic, you will sell space on your website to other companies that want to advertise on your page. Both tools can be helpful but, while the names may sound similar, they are different platforms.

How does Google AdWords work?

If you are wondering how to run campaigns using Google AdWords, there are several important points to keep in mind. You need to be familiar with how you can use Google AdWords to get the most out of your data tracking capabilities. Below are some of the key features you must understand in order to effectively use Google AdWords:

Campaign type

Even though you are probably eager to get started, you need to select your campaign type. There are several options available, and all of them are important for website analytics and engagement. These campaign options include:

Search ads are displayed next to search results.

Display ads are typically an image that shows up on web pages.

Video ads appear before or during YouTube videos.

App campaigns use app information to optimize your ads on websites.

Shopping ads show up when people shop on Google.

Smart campaigns will help you target a specific market.

Performance max allows advertisers to access all ad types.

You need to think about which campaign type is right for your needs.

Keywords

You probably know that keywords are very important for on-page SEO, and they are also very important for your Google AdWords campaign. When someone uses Google to look for products and services they need, Google will show them a series of results that match the search intent. You need to decide which keywords are best for your advertising campaign by conducting research and strategically selecting the keywords that will boost your website's ranking on the results page.

Ad Rank and quality

Another one of the most important terms you need to know is called Ad Rank. This is important for your advertisement placement. The higher the value of your advertisements, the better you will rank. Then, the better you rank, the more people see your advertisement, which can help you with lead generation.

This can also dramatically increase the chances of someone clicking on your advertisement. Ultimately, Ad Rank is determined by the quality score multiplied by your maximum bid, so it is important to keep an eye on these metrics if you want to maximize the results of your Google AdWords campaign.

Bidding

Next, you need to be familiar with the bidding system. This is how Google AdWords works. As an advertiser, you will select the maximum amount of money you are willing to pay for your advertisement. Of course, keywords with high search volumes will be more competitive, and thus more expensive, than more obscure keywords.

There are three general options for placing your bid. The most common one is called CPC, or cost-per-click. This is the amount of money you will pay every time someone clicks on your advertisement. The next option is called CPM, which is cost per mille. This represents the amount of money you will pay for every 1,000 people who see your advertisement. Finally, another one is cost per engagement, or CPE. This is the amount of money you will pay when someone engages with your ad in a certain way.

Location

When running a Google AdWords campaign, you may also want to target people based on a certain location. There is a lot that goes into how search engines work, and search engines can tell where people are located using their IP address.

You may want to specify that you only want your advertisements to show up when people are looking for certain words and phrases in a specific geographic area. This is particularly helpful if you are trying to generate more foot traffic for a physical store. For example, if you run a store in Atlanta, Georgia, you may only want your advertisements to show up if people are located in the Atlanta metropolitan area.

Match type

Keyword match type is a function that allows you to choose how closely you want the keywords attached to your ad to align with a user's search query. There are different options available when it comes to match type. For example, you might want to go with an exact match, meaning that your ad is only going to show up when people are looking for that specific word or phrase. Or, you may specify that you want a broad match, meaning that you are fine with your ad showing up if the query matches the meaning of your ad generally, but not specifically.

Ad copy

Your ad copy refers to the information contained in your advertisement. You need to think carefully about what goes into your ad copy. Your digital marketing budget is valuable, and you need to get as much use out of it as possible. You may even want to test different types of advertisements targeting the same market. That way, you can figure out which ad strategy is most effective for your needs.

Ad extensions

As you plan a digital campaign, you should also consider taking advantage of Google Ads extensions. These extensions allow you to provide more information to a prospective client while also increasing your visibility on the search engine results page (SERPs).

You need to think carefully about which types of extensions are right for you. For example, you may want to use a location extension, which will list the location of your business in the advertisement. You may also want to use product extensions, which allow you to improve the quality of your product listings. There are also rating extensions, which allow you to show off customer ratings and reviews for certain products. All of these options could help you drive more traffic to your website and more foot traffic to your store.

Why use Google AdWords?

There are several reasons why you should use Google AdWords. They include:

Reach a wide audience. Google remains the most popular search engine, so you can reach a large number of people in a relatively short amount of time and grow your audience.

Customize your campaigns. There are plenty of customizable options available, allowing you to tailor your ad campaign to meet your needs.

Easy to get started and run campaigns. It is very easy to get started, as there is an intuitive interface that can automate a lot of the work for you.

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In our digital age, crafting persuasive copy is a vital skill for marketers and business owners alike. Whether it's for landing pages, sales emails or social media ads, the ability to create compelling content that drives conversions is essential. Here, we will explore effective tips for writing persuasive copy that converts.

To create persuasive copy, you must first understand your target audience inside out. Research their demographics, interests, pain points and desires, and develop buyer personas to gain a clear understanding of their motivations so you can tailor your copy accordingly. By speaking directly to your audience's needs and aspirations, you can capture their attention and establish a connection.

The headline is the first thing your audience sees, and it needs to be attention-grabbing for your campaigns to be effective. Use powerful words to encourage them to click through and spark their curiosity, highlighting the unique value your offer provides. A compelling headline should immediately convey the benefit or solution you offer, enticing readers to continue reading.

When writing persuasive copy, it's crucial to emphasise the benefits your product or service offers rather than merely listing features. Your emails should clearly communicate how your product or service solves a problem or fulfils a desire for your target audience. Show them how their lives will improve or how their pain points will be addressed by working with your business over a competitor.

The words you choose can significantly impact the persuasiveness of your copy. A best practice when writing email copy is to incorporate action verbs and sensory language to evoke emotions and create a sense of urgency. Triggering emotions such as excitement, fear of missing out (FOMO) or the desire for exclusivity can motivate readers to take action.

People are more likely to trust and act upon recommendations from others, so incorporate social proof into your copy to build credibility and trust. Include testimonials, case studies, customer reviews or statistics that demonstrate the positive experiences of past customers, which will act as evidence to help readers overcome objections and instil confidence in your audience.

The fear of missing out is a powerful motivator. Incorporate scarcity tactics into your copy to create a sense of urgency and drive conversions, such as limited time offers, exclusive discounts or countdown timers can encourage immediate action and prevent procrastination.

Persuasive copy should include a strong and clear call-to-action (CTA) that tells readers exactly what to do next. Use action-oriented language and create a sense of urgency to encourage immediate response.

Writing persuasive copy is a skill that can significantly impact your marketing success. By using some of these tips such as understanding your target audience, crafting captivating headlines and using persuasive language, you can improve your copy's conversion rates. Effective copywriting is an ongoing process that requires understanding and adapting to your audience's needs.

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Example: Many public service announcements use fear to prompt action. The "Don't Drink and Drive" campaigns often show graphic scenes of accidents to instill fear and discourage drunk driving. Similarly, security companies might use ads that suggest the danger of not having their security system, thus motivating viewers to buy their products out of fear of being unprotected​

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Example: Ads often use power words to evoke strong emotions and compel action. Words like "Revolutionary," "Unbeatable," and "Transform" are used to create a sense of urgency and importance. For instance, an ad stating, “Unlock the full potential of your business with our revolutionary marketing strategies,” uses power words to enhance the appeal of the offer​

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Example: Coca-Cola's "Share a Coke" campaign tells a story by encouraging people to share moments of happiness and connection. By replacing the Coca-Cola logo with common names, the campaign creates personal and relatable stories that resonate with consumers on an emotional level.

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Example: The "Thank You, Mom" campaign by Procter & Gamble is a powerful example of emotional advertising. The campaign highlights the pivotal role mothers play in the lives of Olympic athletes, evoking feelings of gratitude and admiration, which helps create a strong emotional connection with the brand​

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Example: Ads that appeal to authority often cite expert opinions or endorsements. For example, a toothpaste commercial might claim, “Recommended by 9 out of 10 dentists,” using the authority of dental professionals to build trust and credibility in the product​

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